Sentence examples for innumerable risks from inspiring English sources
There are innumerable risks one faces every time one uncorks a bottle, unscrews a cap, or takes a pair of scissors to a £5.50 3l box of Namaqua 'Crisp and Fruity'.
He has taken innumerable risks, especially with "Sex," the 1992 volume he did with Madonna, that have paid off with a career that allows him to do whatever he wants.
He is acute about the so-called "precautionary principle", pointing to the dangers of disaggregating the innumerable risks that face us and trying to pick them off one by one.
Despite the market's innumerable risks and plentiful flaws, investors are, well, suddenly smitten.
In order to make waves, you have to be willing to step outside your comfort zone and take innumerable risks.
These conventional techniques e.g. chemical reduction method, in which various hazardous chemicals are used for the synthesis of NPs later become liable for innumerable health risks due to their toxicity and endangering serious concerns for environment, while other approaches are expensive, need high energy for the synthesis of NPs.
This is, of course, extremely useful, and is quite parallel to innumerable studies of risk and non-risk in the HIV and HCV fields.
But the setting of environmental standards is as much art as science, one that entails innumerable assumptions about risks, costs and benefits.
The risks are innumerable.
Today, nearly 35percentt of American adults are obese, and we know that extra pounds up the risk of innumerable health concerns, including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, sleep disorders and even infertility.
Doubtless they will wonder how a society professing to be as "green" as the Quakers were peace-loving could place innumerable species (including mankind) at risk of extinction through the reckless and wasteful burning of fossil fuels.
